said joey. understood what he meant when he said joey. i understood what he meant when he said joey, iworry understood what he meant when he said joey, i worry about you. he leaned said joey, i worry about you. he leaned over said joey, i worry about you. he leaned over and it s a pop, what he worried leaned over and it s a pop, what he worried about? he said you are too much, worried about? he said you are too much, you re worried about? he said you are too much, you re too much like that guy who led much, you re too much like that guy who led the much, you re too much like that guy who led the revolution. he said the luy who led the revolution. he said the guy who who led the revolution. he said the guy who was a prime minister. i said who? guy who was a prime minister. i said who? i guy who was a prime minister. i said who? i he guy who was a prime minister. i said who? i he said you got to be less like the who? i he said you got to be less like the
decades in the hunt for this i guy, and we finally got him. enormous credit to do something like that. and it s got to be a huge relief also for the families. i mean, the suffering that heavy gone through all of these years and not having anybody truly held accountable for this horrific act that was committed against their family members and loved ones, finally we have an answer for that despicable act. maria: general, what about overall readiness in our military? we just heard from marsha blackburn as the congress right now is working on the ndaa, the national defense authorization act. how would you assess the money being earmarked for the defense department and our military? well, first of all, we ve got to give credit mt. house, bipartisan support in the house, did something that s pretty unusual, and that is increased the president s budget by $45 billion. and, obviously, the majority in the house and the democrats and that wouldn t get done
eat for breakfast. we ve read he s hired a media coach. i don t know how much he s been, whoing wi working with him, frankly. jeb is a polt si guy. it s very hard for him to embrace and accept the theatrics. but i think he has realized that the theatrics is part of the job description that comes from running for president, comes in being a primary and either you embrace it or voters are not going to embrace you. we ll see what happens tonight. nearing the first round of tonight s republican debate. will donald trump and ted cruz continue to play nice or are we in for a memorable confrontation?
nonetheless for those of us trying to get the story. last thing until we go to the second panel. how hard do you think it would be to make a case against some of these people on the ground as we talked about the difference between the law enforcement action and the terrorist, you know, military attack kind of designation. how hard is it going to be to bring a case against these guys? it is always hard to do. you don t have the forensic evidence. you don t have a csi guy that puts up yellow tape on the scene and keeps everybody away until all the stuff is gathered, the ballistics and all that. osama bin laden had an indictment i think in 98 and the sudanese offered him to the u.s. and we said no. he ended up in afghanistan because we didn t have enough evidence to actually pursue a case. when you do the law enforcement model, you are completely handicapd trying to deal with terrorism, and that s why it is